The floor was cold under my feet. This place was full of so much misery. Why me? what did I do? I thought i was going to be safe when the men in the blue broke in. I ran to them yelling for help, but they just hit me with a stick and pulled somthing hard and restraining over my face. Why me? I cried and cried again for help, but noone heard. I was beaten and abused for months, stuck in a tiny crate, and pushed into rooms with dogs much bigger and feircer than me. I never even fought back. Why? I was such a good dog. My mother always told me to be a good dog, and I was. So why am i sittin in this kennel, away from the world? I hear the people in the other room saying that 'Im not sutable for realease', but why? I'm such a good dog. I used to fetch. I used to beg for treats. I used to shake hands. I used to be loved. That's not the case anymore.
The men in white came looking for me. I wagged my tail. They put a leash on me. Was i going out for a walk? Did they find my family? I tried to ask them what was going on, but they ignored me and tugged me along. I pranced happily down the hall. A double wide swinging door was infront of us. The men in white pushed the doors open. The room was so bright. I sniffed around, then the men in white put me on this cold shiny table. 'Whats going on? Are we going somewhere?' I wagged my tail happily as i asked the men in white. They ignored me. One of the men walked closer to me with a small, thin object. The other man held me tight, and grabbed the back of my skin. 'Ouch!' i yelled as i felt a pinch. The man let go of me. I looked up at the light. I felt sleepy. What was happening to me? Then i saw my mommy. She said that i was a 'good dog', and the world just didnt understand. I died because of man. But i never held a grudge.
The men in white came looking for me. I wagged my tail. They put a leash on me. Was i going out for a walk? Did they find my family? I tried to ask them what was going on, but they ignored me and tugged me along. I pranced happily down the hall. A double wide swinging door was infront of us. The men in white pushed the doors open. The room was so bright. I sniffed around, then the men in white put me on this cold shiny table. 'Whats going on? Are we going somewhere?' I wagged my tail happily as i asked the men in white. They ignored me. One of the men walked closer to me with a small, thin object. The other man held me tight, and grabbed the back of my skin. 'Ouch!' i yelled as i felt a pinch. The man let go of me. I looked up at the light. I felt sleepy. What was happening to me? Then i saw my mommy. She said that i was a 'good dog', and the world just didnt understand. I died because of man. But i never held a grudge.
Category Artwork (Digital) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Dog (Other)
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I watch too much animal planet cops and I know what this dog is going through. I've never heard it put in such a way from the dogs point of view and I'm glad someone did it but saddened that it still happens. ((the worse one I saw was 63 pits all had to be put down, even the puppies, because of the condition they were found in and the fact that some of them had been fighters/bait dogs)) I think I should thank you for writing this.
thats one of the things they were bred for. I mean, people don't fight bulldogs anymore... where do people think THEY got the name? That muzzle is to bite the bull in the nose and be able to breathe while they're being tossed around. Pit bulls are... Well, bred for fighting in pits... Its terrible the sports of men
The picture is lovely, but the story almost brought a tear. Really sad. Yes somehow, still sweet. And the repetition of 'good dog' was nice.
My friend has a pit bull, who I love. He's a big puppy, and you'll find that a lot of those dogs hurt people when they're just trying to play.
My friend has a pit bull, who I love. He's a big puppy, and you'll find that a lot of those dogs hurt people when they're just trying to play.
As a dog owner for most of my life, this really broke my heart. Especially since almost every dog I've ever owned was a rescue in some shape or form, so this brought me to tears in such a way that even as I write this, I'm still tearing up.
It's a sad fact that this does happen every day, though. Your wording is very efficient for moving the human heart if there is anything to move with this piece.
It's a sad fact that this does happen every day, though. Your wording is very efficient for moving the human heart if there is anything to move with this piece.
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